Yeah, 'Four Map Pieces' truly is quite epic, but I just couldn't suppress my nostalgic impulses, so I think I have to class 'Demise' as my favourite. It isn't the best chapter, I am fully aware of that, but playing it is always quite special for me. Plus, it has a lot of good stuff in there:
- Guybrush hopelessly wishing for things that are actually floating right by him, unbeknown to him - quite a funny scene.
- Elaine, for the first time, confessing that she loves Guybrush - a defining moment in the series.
- LeChuck's Skeletal Crew - they're just awesome, who knew that skeletons wearing floaties could look so cool?
- Elaine shooting LeChuck's sword out of his hand and casually blowing the smoke from the tip of the barrel - Elaine at her coolest; what we need to see more of from her in the future.
- Guybrush re-uniting with Wally... and making him cry.
- Controlling the cannon - the first time that first-person shooting has been implemented into a Monkey Island game.
- Guybrush meeting Murray for the first time - it's so memorable, it's hilarious and each line is a classic.
- Knocking Murray off his perch and into the water - come on, it's fun.
- Hearing Guybrush, LeChuck, Wally and Elaine with voice for the very first time - thanks to Dominic Armato, Earl Boen, Neil Ross and Alexandra Boyd
- Guybrush blasting himself through a door with a cannon - it's entertaining.
- Ship capsizing - the same reason as seen above. But the lead-up was also good, Earl Boen's voice acting for LeChuck while he is holding the canonball is some of the best voice acting I've ever heard. Those lines stick in my head like glue to this day, I will never forget them.
- Treasure! - and lots of it, with some funny reactions and comments by Guybrush.
- Elaine turning to gold - a defining point in Curse, if not the most defining moment in the game.
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